Music Scholarships

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Swansea University Music Scholarships support students to develop and sustain their musical practice during their time at the university.

Scholarship Pathways

• Instrumental
• Vocal

What Scholars Receive

Scholars receive an annual bursary of £750 to support their musical participation, including tuition and instrument or voice-related costs. Scholars are expected to undertake a minimum of fifteen hours of individual tuition during the scholarship year.

In addition, Swansea University invests in the musical infrastructure supporting scholars through the Strategic Scholar Development Fund, currently including professional ensemble direction.

Who can apply?

Scholarships are available to eligible full-time undergraduate and postgraduate students enrolled on taught or research degree programmes lasting at least one academic year.

Applicants should normally have achieved a Merit or Distinction at Grade 8 in their chosen instrument or voice, or be able to demonstrate equivalent experience or proficiency.

Being a Music Scholar

Music Scholars are expected to sustain and develop their practice, take an active role in relevant student societies and ensembles, participate in public performances, and contribute to the wider musical and cultural life of the University.

Full obligations, renewal arrangements and eligibility requirements are set out in the Scholarship Regulations.